BACOENG 2 Way Motorized Ball Valve, 1 Inch DN25 Electrical Ball Valve, 110VAC Stainless Steel Electric Water Valve

I already have 1/2 in version of this valve and just to be clear , it is good and has lasted over 3 years outdoors in Fl , no issues. So I review the product as good. I went to buy this 3/4 version and saw it was 72USD, not bad and then saw a return was available at 37 USD, good as new, so no worries selected that , order taken. Ready for shipping notice then a cancellation notice as no longer available ???? Something went wrong but still needed valve so ordered new. Strange how " new item " came in open , torn box, with clear markings on it of being handled and opened etc. AITA for thinking this is same freaking returned item. SO it will get returned , first I will order new so as not to get this one recycled to me and see what happens.

Although low cost as compared with industrial versions, this valve works very well. I tasked it with closing my air compressor discharge since my quick disconnects and reels tend to leak down and charging a 60gal tank every 6-8hrs pains me to no end. I also took advantage of an Apple HomeKit 120V receptacle to both open the valve and enable the compressor contactor such that a single remote activation opened the valve and allows the compressor/tank to recharge itself. The valve holds 120-150psi for 5-7 days at a time. I’m convinced this ball valve is not the reason it doesn’t hold for longer, rather the check valve(s) on the compressor cylinders. Thus, I’ve very please with the installation and operation of this 120V motor/spring actuated ball valve. I highly recommend.

This electric valve coupled with a float in my water reservoir works really well

My 3/4 valve is normally closed, when 110VAC is applied the valve starts to open within 1 second. When the power is removed it starts to close within 1 second. It takes almost 3 full seconds fully stroke. The motor is not loud. This product is exactly as advertised and I am very happy with the aesthetics and build quality.

I use it everyday and had no problems. Set it up with a smart switch so I can turn it off when I leave.

Valve initially worked fine. But 21 months later it not longer operates. Had to take a hammer to it becaause I needed the ASAP.

Finally found this 3/4 lead free motorized valve on Amazon. I used it in my home automation to shutoff water main in case of leak detection from various z-wave sensors. The valve requires a/c power to open and spring loaded to close. If you experience power outage, the valve will close.Functionality of this valve is spot on. No leak at close position.A note on install: I had a tough time tightening stainless steel FNPT to brass fittings in order to maintain good seal at the thread. You most likely will need a 1-1/16" wrench and quick-connect Sharkbite fittings so you make incremental adjustment should leak appears at the thread.

It lasted six years with minimal lawn watering usage, installed outside under weather cover in western WA State. Water was blown out with compressed air every winter. When I went to use it at year 7, it was stuck in open position (valve is N.C.). Application of 120 volt power had no effect.